Downtown Shafter merchants plan improvement association
About 50 downtown Shafter merchants and property owners voted to form a downtown improvement association. City officials and supporters highlighted sales declines, the need for cooperative efforts, and a planned sample storefront project with a Hanford-style cost estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter
Wasco
Bakersfield
John Guinn
Guinn
City Hall
Hanford
Mary Anderson
Shafter Sports Center
Wayne Wood
Wood's Shoe Store
SRPD Rsks shutdown over insurance costs and CAPRI plan
The Shafter Recreation and Parks District board voted to spend over 18500 for two months of interim insurance to keep programs and facilities open. With CAPRI pending, directors weighed operating without coverage, shuttering programs, or using own policies at SHS and ECEOC, then approved interim coverage after noting the price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter Recreation and Parks District Board
Mike Gladden
Mike Kelly
LAPD
Shafter High School
KCEOC
California Association of Parks and Recreaation Insurance
CAPRI
West Insurance Company
SRPD
Dale Flud
SHS
ECEOC
Toni
Kelley
R.D. Nixon
Nixon
Bob Wiebe
Johnston
Flud
Recreation and Park Districts
Fresno
SAPD
City Hall
Shafter Hosts Women History Week Tea and Exhibit
Shafter marks International Women’s Day with a 2 to 4 p.m. tea at the Shafter Depot Museum and an art display by local women artists. The traveling exhibit Women in California: An Archival Sampler, created by Secretary of State staff, features documents from the California State Archives and highlights women’s roles from the Mexican period to the late 20th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter
Shafter Depot Museum
California State Archives
California
Gretchen Kirk
Ione Lollar
Shafter Historical Society
Shafter Woman's Club
Don Zachary
State Archives
March Fong EU
Julia Ward Morgan
Hearst Castle
Ladies’ Gold and Silver Mining Company
The
Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
State Federation of Women's Clubs
California State Library
California Polytechnic State University
San Luis Obispo
Secretary of State
Shafter Refuse Department Details Fleet and Costs
Shafter’s Refuse Department operates three trucks and 910 plastic refuse containers plus 50 metal bins. One truck serves the commercial district. a backup vehicle remains. The department collects over 10 000 tons of household and commercial refuse this year, about four tons per family, and over 320 tons of Heth ve and 1 000 tons of brush with total operating costs of 161 151 dollars. Labor costs 68 657. fuel, parts and supplies 29 470. insurance 7 851. broken plastic container replacement 12 600. shop, billing and auditing included. Apartment dwellers pay 4 46 dollars monthly.
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City of Shafter
Maiaieiahee
Gee
Domailp Enenaseedantar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ty. Guinn
Joe Kirk
State Farm Insurance
John Stroud
Central Avenue
Pepper Tree Nursery
Giovanni’s Pizza
City Planning Commission
Zachary
Deanna Root
Bev Hawkins
Shafter Depot
Wee Neneeneenes
WeeeRe
Taylor
Tim King
Jerry Taylor
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